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Thai Islands, Perhentians and Malaysian Jungle
... DVD player, something we both hadn't experienced for a while so we spent a few evening enjoying this privilege and watching lots of different DVDs! Koh Samui was the Venue for my 27th birthday, we spent the day having massages and chilling on the beach. In the evening we went for a huge seafood BBQ, crab, giant prawns and fresh tuna which was a nice treat before heading out for the night.
With our Thai visa running out it was time to head down to ...
LA COTE A BAYROU
... du Kelantan, constitué à 95% de malais, c'est-à-dire musulmans, et c’est la province la plus islamistes de Malaisie. Les chinois n’en sont pas pour autant ennuyés, les chinoises peuvent même se promener jambes nues, mais on sent assez le poids des traditions comportementales, rapports hommes-femmes. Dans un groupe de dîner de filles l’autre soir au restaurant, il y avait un seul homme, sorte de grand frère, présent uniquement sûrement ...
Thankgod just a stop over!
... longer than one day because there is a lot to do. I really didn't think this was the case. Kota Bharu was an ok day, wasn't a highlight in my malaysia experience but I'm still glad I've seen it. Just was a bit disappointed with the amount to see and do in the states capital. Would of been nice to check out some of the architecture of the mosques and temples and compared them to the others I've seen around Malaysia. I still had a good day despite all of ...
Muslim Torture
... a village top spinning competition diorama, all of Malay origin. The juxtaposition of these exhibits was surreal in the extreme, especially as you could still hear, over the balcony, the screams and moans from the floor below.
Déjà vu struck the following morning as we found ourselves in another barely roadworthy taxi on the way to the train station. We climbed aboard, found our separate seats and settled in for some jungle scenery en route to a large national park in central ...
Shooting at the Train
... including tip where we could catch a train to the border town of Golka. The journey to Hat Yai took us about two hours. Hat Yai was distinctly different from any of the other towns in Thailand we had been in. A lot more women and girls were wearing headscarfs. This part of the country is predominently muslim and has been the scene of some trouble recently with a minor insurgency against the ruling Thai government. I am not sure what the rebels are after, some sort of autonomy ...
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